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Barolo Pira DOCG 2019 Magnum - Roagna - Astemyo
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Annata
Vintage: 2019
Denominazione
Denomination: Barolo
Vitigno
Grape variety: nebbiolo
Provenienza
Origin: Italy, Piedmont
Alcool
Alcohol: 14.5%
Formato
Format: 1.5 L
Provenienza prodotto
Product origin: Business
Temperatura di servizio
Serving temperature: 18°
Quando bere
When to drink: Dinner, Meditation, Business dinner
Tipologia
Type: Red Wine
Gusto
Taste: elegant, fine and persistent tannins, long and harmonious finish
Aromi
Flavorings: cherry, withered rose, licorice, leather, spices
Allergeni
Allergens: Sulphites
Longevità
Longevity: 21+ years

What kind of wine is Barolo Pira DOCG 2019 Magnum - Roagna?

The Barolo Pira DOCG 2019 Magnum - Roagna is born in the heart of the Langhe, in Castiglione Falletto, one of the most suitable areas for Barolo production. It is a full-bodied red wine made from Nebbiolo grapes from the famous Pira vineyard, characterized by calcareous soils and an ideal microclimate for slow and complete grape maturation. Its Magnum version (1.5 L) emphasizes its aging potential and allows for even more harmonious development.

Vintage Details

The 2019 vintage in the Pira vineyard was balanced and regular, with sunny days and cool nights during the final ripening phase. These conditions yielded healthy grapes with mature tannins, perfect for producing a complex yet elegant Barolo. The vintage stands out for its aromatic precision and the harmony between structure and freshness, qualities that ensure this wine a long future in the cellar.

Winemaking and Aging

The fermentation of Barolo Pira DOCG 2019 Magnum - Roagna occurs spontaneously in wooden vats, using a pied de cuve of indigenous yeasts, which are naturally present on the grape skins. Maceration follows the traditional submerged cap technique, which involves prolonged contact between must and skins for about two months, slowly extracting color, aroma, and structure. Aging then takes place for about five years in neutral oak barrels, to fully respect the character of the fruit. Production is limited, with fewer than 15,000 bottles per vintage.

Tasting Notes

Color

Visually, the Barolo Pira DOCG 2019 Magnum - Roagna presents a beautiful brilliant garnet red with orange reflections typical of aged Nebbiolo, a sign of elegance and tradition.

Nose

The bouquet is fine and deep: notes of ripe cherry, withered rose, sweet spices, and hints of licorice and tobacco emerge. With aeration, the profile evolves, revealing balsamic and mineral tones that speak of the Castiglione Falletto terroir.

Taste

On the palate, it is intense and harmonious, with a rich structure and finely chiseled tannins. The lively acidity supports the sip and leads to a very long and persistent finish. It is a wine that combines power and grace, capable of best expressing Roagna's production philosophy.

What to pair with Barolo Pira DOCG 2019 Magnum - Roagna

This Barolo ideally pairs with rich and structured dishes, where its complexity finds full expression. Perfect for an important dinner or to celebrate a special moment, it elegantly accompanies:

  • Braised beef or veal
  • Traditional Piedmontese stews and pot roasts
  • Mushrooms and white truffle
  • Aged cheeses, such as Castelmagno or Parmigiano Reggiano
  • Game dishes

The Magnum version enhances its conviviality, making it ideal also for a meditation service or shared tastings among enthusiastic friends.

Storage and aging: how to store Barolo Pira DOCG 2019 Magnum - Roagna wine

The Barolo Pira DOCG 2019 Magnum - Roagna is a long-aging wine that evolves magnificently over time. To preserve it best, it is advisable to:

  • Keep the bottle lying down, with the cork in contact with the wine to prevent it from drying out.
  • Store it in a cool environment (12-14°C), in the dark, and with constant humidity.
  • Avoid sudden temperature changes or vibrations.

If well preserved, this Barolo can still provide emotions after 20 or more years from the vintage, gaining complexity and softness. The Magnum version, thanks to its larger format, guarantees even slower and more balanced maturation.

Roagna

The History of the Roagna Winery In the Langhe region, the beating heart of Piedmont, the Roagna winery represents a pillar of winemaking tradition. For generations, the Roagna family has preserved and passed down the secrets of a production that masterfully balances tradition and innovation. The...

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